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    Ben Gutierrez

    Ben Gutierrez

    Postbaccalaureate Fellow

    Start Date: 2014
    End Date:
    2016

    Recent Publications:

    Published:
    2020
    Title:
    Theta-burst TMS to the posterior superior temporal sulcus decreases resting-state fMRI connectivity across the face processing network
    Publication:
    Network Neuroscience
    Code
    Published:
    2002
    Title:
    Neural correlates of visual working memory: fMRI amplitude predicts task performance.
    Publication:
    Neuron

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    Recent Presentations:

    Presented on:
    June 2017
    Title:
    Network changes in response to thetaburst TMS to the rpSTS
    Conference/Event:
    2017: Organization for Human Brain Mapping
    File:
    PDF
    Presented on:
    June 2016
    Title:
    Cerebrovascular changes during the valsalva maneuver measured with VASO
    Conference/Event:
    2016: Organization for Human Brain Mapping
    File:
    PDF
    Presented on:
    October 2015
    Title:
    Multi-echo fMRI enhances reliability of Brain-wide BOLD responses to a naturalistic movie
    Conference/Event:
    2015: Society for Neuroscience
    File:
    PDF
    Presented on:
    October 2015
    Title:
    Using multi-echo cardiac gated fMRI to better denies brainstem data
    Conference/Event:
    2015: Society for Neuroscience
    File:
    PDF
    Presented on:
    October 2015
    Title:
    Using multi-echo fMRI to increase task-based contrast-to-noise and response stability
    Conference/Event:
    2015: Society for Neuroscience
    File:
    PDF

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    Updated: August 6, 2026

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